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Offshore platforms anchored in the roadstead in the Walvis Bay lagoon. © Alamy Stock Photo/Christoph Keller

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Energy Business 16/03/2023

ENI queues up for slice of Namibian oil and gas bonanza

Southern Africa and gas

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Infrastructure Mining 07/03/2023

Harare acts to get back on the lucrative Durban-Copperbelt freight route

An aerial view of the newly built Kazungula bridge over the Zambezi river in Kazungula, Botswana, on 10 May 2021. © Monirul Bhuiyan/AFP

Commodity traders 19/01/2023

US vanilla importers battle for lower minimum price

The new US ambassador to Antananarivo has made herself the spokesperson in Madagascar for her country's vanilla importers, who view the obligatory minimum price for the spice as much too high and have boycotted the sector in protest.

Energy 23/12/2022

Canadian junior ReconAfrica falls from grace

After having risen to more than $9 in June 2021, the price of shares in the small Canadian company, which is active in Namibia and Botswana, has recently collapsed. It looks like the grace period it had been enjoying - to the great annoyance of its competitors - is finally over.

Energy 19/12/2022

Windhoek's green hydrogen hopes dashed in Washington

Namibian President Hage Geingob in Windhoek on 5 December 2022 © Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa/picture-alliance/Newscom/MaxPPP

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Mining 07/12/2022

Wilhelm Shali hopes for green light for Ongombo copper mine

The Shali Group recently applied for a mining licence for its copper mining project in Ongombo on the outskirts of Windhoek. This marks the beginning of a new phase for Namibian businessman Wilhelm Shali.

Commodity traders 01/12/2022

Lychee trade hit by corruption allegations

Madagascan lychee exporters have lodged a complaint against the local branch of Transparency International, which has accused them of corruption. The affair, in which France's Compagnie fruitière and the Belgian firm Greenyard are implicated, is being followed closely by Western embassies.

Mining 29/11/2022

Antler Gold thinks big in Namibia

Beyond its flagship projects in Erongo, the Canadian junior has been busy over the past year gathering exploration licences elsewhere in Namibia.

Mining 22/11/2022

QKR wants more space at Navachab goldmine

The owner of one of only two industrial gold sites in Namibia, who has been seeking a buyer, has approached the authorities to expand the size of its waste rock deposits.

Mining 15/11/2022

Shiloam Mining set for fast-tracked copper permit

Far from the Kalahari Copperbelt, the Namibian company co-managed by former mining ministry official Edward Godfried is about to obtain two copper mining licences near the Angolan border.

Mining 15/11/2022

Ralph Muyamba shakes suspicions in Windhoek to start afresh in Gaborone

The former ministry of mines adviser at the heart of a corruption scandal in the Namibian government has created a mining exploration firm in Botswana. He set the business up with his brother, already an active mining investor in Namibia.

Mining 09/11/2022

Namphos tries again to win approval for marine phosphate mining project

After several years of legal wrangling, the Omani-Namibian company is trying again to obtain approval from the Namibian authorities for its unique marine phosphate extraction project, despite opposition from the fishing community and other business interests in Walvis Bay.

Diplomacy 03/11/2022

Bertolino Miranda Ferreira to take up military attaché duty in Maputo

After three years coordinating Portugal's contribution to combating the insurrection in Cabo Delgado, the navy commander Paulo Gonçalves da Silva is preparing to make way for the air force officer Bertolino Miranda Ferreira at Portugal's embassy in Mozambique.

Mining 01/11/2022

Young mining baron Lisias Pius sees big opportunities in Namibian lithium

The man driving Australian firm Arcadia Mineral's Namibian activities, Lisias Pius, is continuing to expand his portfolio of lithium permits in the country at a time of growing global demand.

Mining 26/10/2022

Andreas Palfi advises Canadian miner Metalex in Namibia project

Namibian consultant Andreas Palfi is advising Canadian mining firm Metalex in its bid for four exploration permits in the 'Otavia triangle' in the north of the country.

Energy 25/10/2022

Brazilian Nexa Resources' growing interest in Namibia

The São Paulo-based mining group, a subsidiary of Votorantim conglomerate, had been focused on Latin America, but has made zinc exploration in Namibia - the only African country where it is present - a priority.

Energy 18/10/2022

QatarEnergy's team goes on the offensive in Windhoek

State-owned QatarEnergy, a shareholder in Namibia's two most promising blocks alongside TotalEnergies and Shell, is keen to make a long-term commitment to the country.

Energy Mining 12/10/2022

Forsys Metals aims to double uranium mining licences

Canadian mining junior Forsys Metals, which has been established in Namibia for more than 15 years, is looking to expand its uranium mining activities in the country. It has applied for a second mining permit in the belief that yellowcake prices will rise in future.

Mining 04/10/2022

Lithium: Xinfeng Investments has narrow escape in Windhoek

The Chinese company Xinfeng Investments, which is involved in lithium exploration in the Erongo coastal region, has won its court case against the director of the Namibian business authorities. The latter had accused it of fraud in the acquisition of a new licence.

Energy 03/10/2022

Chevron's Orange Basin acquisition is part of wider Namibia strategy

The acquisition of Block 2813B by Chevron, which is expected to be announced soon, is the first step in the US oil major's wider strategy to conquer Namibia.

Mining 29/09/2022

Noronex expands foothold in Kalahari copper

Less known than its fellow Australians Rio Tinto and Sandfire Resources, the mining firm Noronex Resources is expanding in the Namibian Kalahari with five new permit applications in the pipeline. By early 2023, the company should have over 70,000 hectares to explore in this disputed copper region.

Energy 29/09/2022

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ENI queues up for slice of Namibian oil and gas bonanza

Harare acts to get back on the lucrative Durban-Copperbelt freight route

US vanilla importers battle for lower minimum price

Canadian junior ReconAfrica falls from grace

Windhoek's green hydrogen hopes dashed in Washington

Wilhelm Shali hopes for green light for Ongombo copper mine

Lychee trade hit by corruption allegations

Antler Gold thinks big in Namibia

QKR wants more space at Navachab goldmine

Shiloam Mining set for fast-tracked copper permit

Ralph Muyamba shakes suspicions in Windhoek to start afresh in Gaborone

Namphos tries again to win approval for marine phosphate mining project

Bertolino Miranda Ferreira to take up military attaché duty in Maputo

Young mining baron Lisias Pius sees big opportunities in Namibian lithium

Andreas Palfi advises Canadian miner Metalex in Namibia project

Brazilian Nexa Resources' growing interest in Namibia

QatarEnergy's team goes on the offensive in Windhoek

Forsys Metals aims to double uranium mining licences

Lithium: Xinfeng Investments has narrow escape in Windhoek

Chevron's Orange Basin acquisition is part of wider Namibia strategy

Noronex expands foothold in Kalahari copper

TotalEnergies and Shell step on the gas in Orange Basin

Portugal overhauls its Africa policy team

Spy agency ordered to reinstate counterterrorism officer cleared of graft

Rio Tinto faces double-or-quits choice over Kalahari copper

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ENI queues up for slice of Namibian oil and gas bonanza

Harare acts to get back on the lucrative Durban-Copperbelt freight route

US vanilla importers battle for lower minimum price

Canadian junior ReconAfrica falls from grace

Windhoek's green hydrogen hopes dashed in Washington

Wilhelm Shali hopes for green light for Ongombo copper mine

Lychee trade hit by corruption allegations

Antler Gold thinks big in Namibia

QKR wants more space at Navachab goldmine

Shiloam Mining set for fast-tracked copper permit

Ralph Muyamba shakes suspicions in Windhoek to start afresh in Gaborone

Namphos tries again to win approval for marine phosphate mining project

Bertolino Miranda Ferreira to take up military attaché duty in Maputo

Young mining baron Lisias Pius sees big opportunities in Namibian lithium

Andreas Palfi advises Canadian miner Metalex in Namibia project

Brazilian Nexa Resources' growing interest in Namibia

QatarEnergy's team goes on the offensive in Windhoek

Forsys Metals aims to double uranium mining licences

Lithium: Xinfeng Investments has narrow escape in Windhoek

Chevron's Orange Basin acquisition is part of wider Namibia strategy

Noronex expands foothold in Kalahari copper

TotalEnergies and Shell step on the gas in Orange Basin

Portugal overhauls its Africa policy team

Spy agency ordered to reinstate counterterrorism officer cleared of graft

Rio Tinto faces double-or-quits choice over Kalahari copper

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